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feat(security): production hardening for external deployment
Container (Dockerfile):
- Multi-stage build (deps + runtime) for minimal attack surface
- Upgrade base image from node:18-alpine to node:22-alpine
- Run as non-root 'node' user (UID 1000); source files owned by root
- /app/data directory owned by node for SQLite + logs
- Docker HEALTHCHECK: wget /health every 30s

docker-compose.yaml:
- Port bound to 127.0.0.1 only (expose via reverse proxy)
- read_only: true filesystem; /tmp tmpfs for Node.js
- no-new-privileges:true, cap_drop: ALL
- Named volume sofarr-data for persistent data
- TRUST_PROXY, COOKIE_SECRET, NODE_ENV added

Helmet v7 + CSP nonce:
- Upgrade helmet@4 → helmet@7, express-rate-limit@6 → @7
- CSP with per-request nonce injected into index.html script/link tags
  (replaces blanket unsafe-inline; nonce changes every request)
- HSTS: max-age=1yr, includeSubDomains, preload
- Referrer-Policy: strict-origin-when-cross-origin
- Permissions-Policy: camera/mic/geolocation/payment/usb all off
- index.html served dynamically with nonce injection; static assets
  served normally via express.static({index:false})

Trust proxy:
- TRUST_PROXY env var configures app.set('trust proxy') so rate
  limiting and secure cookies work correctly behind Nginx/Caddy

Session & auth:
- Token store migrated from in-memory Map to SQLite via better-sqlite3
  (server/utils/tokenStore.js): survives restarts, WAL mode, 31-day TTL
- CSRF double-submit cookie pattern (server/middleware/verifyCsrf.js):
  POST/PUT/PATCH/DELETE on /api/* require X-CSRF-Token header matching
  the csrf_token cookie; timing-safe comparison
- CSRF token issued on login + GET /api/auth/csrf; cleared on logout
- Login input validation: username/password length + type checked before
  hitting Emby
- skipSuccessfulRequests:true on login rate limiter (only count failures)
- express.json({ limit: '64kb' }) to reject oversized payloads

Rate limiting:
- General API limiter: 300 req/15min per IP on all /api/* routes
- Login limiter unchanged (10 failures/15min) but now only counts fails

Logging:
- Log file moved from /app/server.log to DATA_DIR/server.log (writable
  by non-root node user in container)
- Size-based rotation: rotate at 10 MB, keep 3 files (server.log.1-3)
- DATA_DIR defaults to ./data locally, /app/data in container

Error handling:
- Global Express error handler: catches unhandled errors, logs message,
  returns generic 500 (no stack traces to clients)

Health/readiness:
- GET /health: returns {status:'ok', uptime:N} — used by HEALTHCHECK
- GET /ready: returns 503 if EMBY_URL not configured

Error sanitization (sanitizeError.js):
- Added patterns for password= params, bearer tokens, Basic auth in URLs

Supply chain:
- Remove unused cors dependency
- add better-sqlite3@^9
- CI: upgrade to Node 22, raise audit level to --audit-level=high
- .gitignore: add data/, *.db, *.db-wal, *.db-shm

Docs:
- SECURITY.md: threat model, hardening checklist, proxy examples,
  header table, rate limit table, Docker secrets guidance
- .env.example + .env.sample: TRUST_PROXY, DATA_DIR documented
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// Query-param secrets (SABnzbd apikey, generic token/password params)
const QUERY_SECRET_PATTERN = /([?&](?:apikey|token|password|api_key|key|secret)=)[^&\s#]*/gi;
// HTTP auth header values (X-Api-Key, X-MediaBrowser-Token, Authorization, X-Emby-Authorization)
const HEADER_PATTERN = /(?:x-api-key|x-mediabrowser-token|x-emby-authorization|authorization)\s*:\s*\S+/gi;
// Bearer tokens
const BEARER_PATTERN = /bearer\s+[A-Za-z0-9\-._~+/]+=*/gi;
// Basic auth credentials in URLs (http://user:pass@host)
const BASIC_AUTH_URL_PATTERN = /\/\/[^:@/\s]+:[^@/\s]+@/gi;
function sanitizeError(err) {
let msg = (err && err.message) ? err.message : String(err);
msg = msg.replace(QUERY_SECRET_PATTERN, '$1[REDACTED]');
msg = msg.replace(HEADER_PATTERN, (m) => m.split(/[\s:]/)[0] + ':[REDACTED]');
msg = msg.replace(BEARER_PATTERN, 'bearer [REDACTED]');
msg = msg.replace(BASIC_AUTH_URL_PATTERN, '//[REDACTED]@');
// Never leak stack traces to API responses
return msg;
}
module.exports = sanitizeError;